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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
EASTERN.
Hayes will Attend the
Wheeler Funeral.
MAJOR TRUMAN TO EUROPE.
Rich Girl-A. 7. Stewards
Will COntest-0'Brien and Lans-
dOwne Dividing P0pu larity.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
MALONE, N. Y, June 4.-Mr. Whee-
Ter, whose vitality had been decreasing
slowly through the past six years, re-
tanned his usual vigor up to perhaps six
months ago, and from that date he
failed rapidly. He was tortured terribly
by insomnia and neuralgia, and was also
afflicted with catarrh of the bladder
On the night of the 3rd of March last he
was seized with chill, followed by a
sinking spell and then by fever, and for
hours his physicians thought him dying.
He never fully rallied from that attack,
and mind and body wasted together.
There had probably been softening Of
his brain, and for weeks he was IRA
tional. His brain affection was the i'm.
mediate cause of his DEATH There is
universal sorrow among the people.
Flags are at half mast, and embleins OF
mourning are displayed everywhere.
The funeral will be held at P. NJ. on
Tuesday, June 9TH, at the Congrega-
tiona! Church, with a sermon by the
pastor, to whom Wheeler had been al.
most a second father. President Cleve.
land has been apprised of his death and
date of the funeral. Ex.Pfesident Hayes
sent a telegram of coincidence, and signi'
fed bis intention to be present at the
funeral.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Haggin wins Jerome.

JEROME PARK, June 4.-The weather
was clear and warm and the track good
First race, one-half mile, for two.year.
oIds--Winner, Ocean Queen, filly; sec
ond, King Crab; third. Petulance; time,
81. Seven starters, King Grab the ia.
vorite.
Second race. one and one.eighth mile
Winner, Richmond; second, Rowland,
a California bred horse, owned by the
Fairfax stables; third, Wonderment;
time, SO. Eight starters, Richmond the
favorite.
Third race, ladies' stakes, one and a
quarter mile-Winner, j.. B. Haggin's
Ferenzi; second, ,Flugerletta; third. Almy;
time, 2:l44. Six starters. among them
Haggin's Santa Rita; Ferenzi favorite.
Three year old fillies one and quar-
ter miles-Ferenzi won, Flagesletter
second, Almy third; time, 2:i4$
One and three-eighths miles-Phil
Lee won, Eurus second, War Eagle
third; time, 2:27. 49,
One and one.sixteenth miles-Nettle
won, Suitor second, Belmont third;
time, :56.
Steeple chase, full co1rse-Jim Nc
Gowan won, Shamrock second, Har-
corough third, time, 4:3l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
GENERAL NEWS.
San Francisco Instructed
About Caledonia.
HOME CONSTRUCTED YACHT.
Corner in New York Pork Causes
Attempted Pool in Wheat-Im-
portant Decision of Court.

associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
WASHINGTON, June 4. 4.-Assis tant Sec.
retary Maynard to. day addressed n letter
10 the Collector of Customs at San Fran
CISCO, transmitting an extract from a dis
patch from the United States CONNER
ciai Agent at Nacuma, at New Caledonia.
French penal colony, in regard to the
expectation of convicts from that Colony
10 San Francisco. Judge Maynard in
structs the Collector at this port to take
especial care that the immigrant laws are
properly enforced, SO as to prevent the
landing of any persons SO shipped to this
country, if found to be convic,s. The
Collector is also instructed to convey
this information to the Commissioner OF
Immigration at San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
FOREIGN.
Speech of Gladstone in
Wales.
SUMMARY OF PARIS DEATHS.
The Zealand Ministry Dissolyes-
Strategy of European
Affairs.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
LONDON, June A monster proces.
sion in honor of Gladstone was held at
Swansea, in Wales. to-day. Gladstone,
with several prominent Liberals OF
Wales, occupied special stand from
which he reviewed parade of 100 ZOO
Welchmen wearing rosettes and bearing
banners, and accompanied by numerous
bands, who marched past the grand
stapd. Cannons were fired, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
PARTICULARS OF THE MARCH.
The procession was over five hours
passing the review stand. After the
men all passed they massed to hear
Gladstone, who spoke an hour.
HIS SPEECH.
He said there was a waste of time in
the House of Commons due TO the fact
of the Coercion bill having been badly
framed was badly conducted, wanting a
basis of facts, extravagant, insidious in
40 ODJCSeo ddo tOeaiiy dS
well as misconceived. Lord Salisbury's
complaint of obstruction was unmanly
and effaminate. His fatigued
conservatives should be given longer
holiday. He warned them that they
would be even more tired, for it would
be impossible to permanently govern
Ireland coercively in the light of day
and in an atmosphere of freedom.
HE ASKS A QUESTION.
Gladstone asked the Welshmen if
they believed the Irish to be human be.
ings, full of noble qualities. He was
confident the Welshmen would sympa-
thize with the Irishmen in their difficult
and arduous contest in which event
their triumph would be absolutely GER
tain.
THE BANQUET HIM.
A banquet was given Gladstone this
evening by the Welsh members of the
House of Commons and the officials of
the Liberal party.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Purposeiy Generated Bitterness.

MONTREAL. June A bitter feeling
has been provoked by O'Brien's cam
paigu among the church and political
factions. 1t is claimed tn vt it will prob.
ably result in the making OF Lansdowne's
proposed visit to the city unpleasant
He is to attend the military review in
honor of the Queen at the jubilee. II is
claimed that owing to the advise OF the
Montreal Post he may be accorded the
same character of reception as that given
to O'Brien in other cities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
moNEx-mAKuNG GoyERNMENT
Adams Says Uncle Sam Got Rich
10 out of RaiIroRds.

BosToN, June 4.-The final session in
Boston of the Union Pacific Railroad In.
vestigation Commission Fts held this
morning. President Adams, of the
Union Pacific, was the firstsgitness. He
said the consolidation was advantageous
for all railroads. It was vdfy apparent,
he said, that the whole matter of con-
soldation has benefited thelcountry ex-
ceedingly. Any attempt 70 sever con.
soldation would be exceedingly unfor.
tunate. Much had been said about the
fact that large portion of the stock of
the Union Pacific and Kabsas Pacific
was issued for construction purposes and
was not to be paid for in cash; but wit.
ness declared there had been paid in
more than sixteen per cent in cash than
in stock of the Union Pacific. Witness
believes that, however much may have
been held by private individuals there
is no party in the country that has
made so much out of the Union Pacific
as the Government of the United States.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Catholic Church Fund.

Commencing with Saturday next q
grand festival will be held at Armory
Hall, in aid of the Catholic church build.
ing fund of Wilmington and San Pedro.
1t will be conducted by the ladies Of this
city and of Wilmington. There will be
a matinee on Saturday. which will in.
clude children's fairy play and chorus,
in which tablsaux will be given by Sher.
mans process. On Saturday night the
cathedral choir will assist in the pro.
gramme. Every day there will be q
luncheon in the hall, and ice cream and
refreshment booths will be conducted by
the young ladies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Pooling PinkertOn.

CHICAGO, June An the Doodle trial
to-day it was developed that Mic Schnei.
der's foreman and assistant foreman had
been in charge of the detectives on the
Pinkerton tour during the same time
their employer was. Their evidence
to-day showed how utterly fraudulent
was the work done by Schneider,
under McGarigle's direction, and with
McDonald's conpivance.
At meeting OF the Chicago Building
Trade Council tonight formal call was
issued for National convention of all
the building trades journemen in Chi
cago, to be held on June 2S.
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THE DESTROYED BANDITTl.
neutrality-suspicious. of th 9 Two
Governments on Mexican Line.

| FrfendiyOo-Opera of the Two
Governments on Mexican Liue.
MATAMoRAs, Mex, June 4-The
particulars of late action between the
Mexican cavalry under Col. Hernandez
and the Mexican bandit recently driven
from the Bolsa cutoff by aid of the civil
authorities of.Texas. have been received.
THE PARTICULARS.
The bandits numbered twenty. eight
and are believed to have been under the
command of the noted Lozaro Ayala,
from Nueva Leon. Hernandez lost one
man killed and three wounded. Four
teen of the bandits were captured and
Immediately executed. The remainder
are being hotly pursued and mounted
men from all quarters of that vicinity
are supposed to be closing in on them.
COOPERATIVE AID.
II is reported that case of rifles was
sent to these bandit by the revolu.
tionary party in Brownsville. The civil
aud Mexican military authorities are
working in union to break MP the ban.
ditti, which for over forty years have
infested the various cut.offs along our
border.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
PACIFIC COAST.
A Compulsory Railroad
Ferry Order.
NEW ARMAMENT BUILDERS
One Purpose of Santa Ana Valley
People-End of Marine Eli
gineers' Strike.

Associated Press Dispatches to.the HEEALn
SAN FRANCISCO, Juue 4.-The Rail
road Commissioners have issued an orde
requiring the Southern Pacific and Soutl
Pacific Coast Companies to rescind their
present system of punching Commute
tion Ferry tickets, and to return to the
old rule OF punching back dates ano
dates in advance, that has of late beer
Ignored by the ferries.
JURISDICTION DENIED,
The companies attorneys consider
the matter outside the Jurisdiction OF
the Board. The Board will probably
cite the head railroad officers of both
companies to appear and show cause
why they should not be punished for
contempt.
THEIR ACTUAL POWER.
.sAtt is within the Boards jurisdiction
to fine the companies not to exceed
$4,000, and to impose a punishment of
one year in Jail
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
EASTERN TURF.
Dates from CINCINNATI, st. Louis
and Jerome PARK.

CINCINNATI, June 4. = The twelfth
and last day of the Latonia meeting was
fair, warm and dry, the track was in
fairly good condition, and the attend
ance large.
For three-year-olds and upwards,
seven furlongs, Jennie McFarlsnd won;
Eva X. second; Eliza Carter, third.
Time, 1924. =
Re- For maidens, three years cid and up
wards, six furlongs. Spinnette won;
Cassie, second; Glen Fisher, third.
Time, llS4.
Two.year-olds, five furlongs, The
Grow won; Helen Brooks. second; Hal
lie B, third. Time, l:053.
Three .year.olds and upwards, VIII
Redstone won; Dad, second; Monoerat,
third. Time, AS.
All ages, mile and a quarter, Wan
derer won; Clarion, second; Voltiguer,
third. Time, 2:Slt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
New zealand Ministry Dissoives.

SAN FRANCISCO, June BY private
telegram received in this city, it is learn.
ed that the New Zealand Government
was defeated in test vote taken Ia the
Colonial Parliament on Wednesday,
when the Ministry at once resigned.
Parliament was at once dissolved aud an
appeal to the country was taken. The
next regular election has been set for
September next. The kilograms did not
state the question upon which the vote
was taken, but it is supposed to have
been on the question of finance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
AGaINsr ARuouu
Corner I'm Pork Causes Attempted
Pool fu Wheat

CHICAGO, June At was rumored ON
Change here, and tslegraphed to other
points to-day, that legal proceedings had
been begun against Mr.. P. d. Armour.
the packing house man, charging him
with cornering pork. In explanation of
this rumor an afternoon paper says: "A
pool OF 500 was made up last week
among the big bears, and Charley
Wright, the well known character about
the Board of Trade, was induced to
file complaint before Justice Brayton
charging T. ID. Armour with cornering
pork.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
FORTUNES FAvORITES.
Hare Windfaiis of wealth to
CalffOrnians.

SAN Francisco, June An. Werth.
elmer, wholesale butcher, is in receipt
{ a letter from his sister residing in
Baden, Germany, to the effect that they
are among the heirs to the estate of
their uncle, Leopold Mayer, who died in
India some twenty-five years ago, leav.
ing an estate valued at about $50, ,OOO,.
900, which the German government now
has possession of. The letter states
that five of the heirs residing in Califor-
mia, viz: are M. Wertheimer. Mrs. T.
Uri, NJ. and j. Wertheimer. of San
Francisco, and Mrs. j. Kern, of Sacra.
mento, together with Mrs. Solomon, and
are all entitled to one.third of the estate
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Home Constructcd y.cn,

SAN FRANCISCO, June A move
ment is on foot here to obtain subscrip-
tions for the purpose of building yach 1
to be modelled and constructed of Cali
iornia materials. 1t is proposed to have
tne vessel constructed at one of our
shlpyards and then transport her iu
pieces overland to New York. She il to
PUT together there and be entered in
the coming race for the Americas cum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05

CINCINNATI, June 4.-W. II. Bren-
non, Superintendent of the first Edison
Electric Illuminating Company in this
city, will leave early next week for
New York, preparatory to departing for
Japan, where he goes to superintend the
construction of an Edison Electric Light
plant for the purpose of lighting the
palace of the Emperor at Toxic. Eight
thusand lights are to be provided. Mr..
Brenon will take no assistant, but will
rely upon the native talent for his help
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
difficulty of Execution.

RATION, N. NJ, June 40. P. Nc
Mains, an anti.tax grant agitator is
traversing along the northern portion of
this country urging settlers on the Max.
well land grant to arm themselves and
resist all attempts of the grant Company
to enforce their claims to their land, and
the company is likely to meet with
strong resistance when they commence
to act under the decision in their eject.
ment suits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
WE MUST MEET THE ISSUE.
England Peremptorily Dema nds
that the U. =. Make Answer.

OTTAWA, June Am additional pa.
per in relation to the seizure of the Brit.
ish whalers in Behring's Sea has been
laid before Parliament. The report de.
clares that the master and mates, after
remaining several months in prison,
were released by order of the Governor
of Alaska and turned adrift literally
destitute, to find their way as best they
could to their several homes, 1900 miles
distant. The Privy Council concurs in
the request of the Minister of Fisheries
that the attention of the United States
authorities be again and immediately
called to these injuries of British sub.
jects, and suggest full and speedy re-
paration.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
OF INTEREST no TEACHERS.
sacramento Board Set Away
Rack.

SACRAMENTO, June 1.-The State
Board of Education met at the State
Capitol this morning, all the members
bein g present except Governor Bartlett.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the city Boards of Education
having no longer legal right to grant
certificates, this Board will hereafter re.
quire the recommendation of County
Board of Education, upon which to grant
educational of life diplomas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
CASUALTY A MINE.
Explosion of ynamite-Injury
TO the Miners.

ALTOONA, Pa, June Eight men
were instantly killed and six badly in
jured this afternoon by premature
explosion of dynamite at the Cambria
Iron Company's stone quarries at Bir-
mingham, in this county. Some of the
injured will die. Five of the injured
are Italians. All the Others are Amer
leans. Reports are meagre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
women Booming Sch ooI Election

UKIAH, CAL, June 4.-Ukiah,, held
an election to-day for school tlt stees
and voted for the issuing of $2Oh,OO in
bonds for the purpose of building a
new school house, which was carried by
more than a two-thirds vote. DIR. L
w. King and j. @. White were elected
Trustees. The bond question created
considerable feeling and the school
children and ladies of the town, headed
by band of music, paraded the streets
in the interest of the issuance of said
bonds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Good MAN bend.

WATERTowN, N. Y, June 4.-Ex-
Vice President William A. Wheeler
died at his home at Malone this morn
ing. He remained in a comatose state
during the night and passed peacefully
away without sign of recognition to
those around him. =:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
THE OBJECT.

This move is the result of beayv
losses made by the big short sellers in
wheat, and the object is said to be to
break the wheat market. The news has
been carefully kept from the public un-
I'll to-day, but an advance of cents
bushei in June wheat made it az oppor-
tune time to try its effect on the market.
1t fell Hat. Instead OF the wheat crowd
being demorslized the price kept on ad.
vancing. The opinion on the board was
that the whole thing was desperate
bear move which had been made ridicu-
lous BY the lack of interest with which
the news was received.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
THE NEW AEgHE EMF.
Coast Competitors Count OH
Climatic Conditions.

San Francisco, June 4.-The Union
Iron Works of this city. will bid for the
construction of two of the steel cruisers
and two of the steel -gunboats, author
lied by the last session of Congress. The
conditions prescribed for speed are taken
into consideration, as the specifications
require that men managing such works
must feel that they can, with the aid OF
skilled employees, the natural resources
of metal on this coast, and the adyan-
lagos of the climate to work all the year
round, compete with the Shipyard own
ers of the East.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05

NAPA, CAL, June 4.-Justice Thomp-
son has discharged Louis Baser. who
was charged with being an accomplice
of Olsen in the murder of Mrs. Lyons.
The testimony was insufficient.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
NEW SUBDIVISION
Marine Engineers, Strike Ended.

SAN Francisco, June 4.-The strike
of the marine engineers employed on
the steam schooners is virtually over
and the result is victory for the men
who have been granted an increase OF
wages as asked for, and also the assistant
engineers required. This evening the
steam schooner West Coast will depart
with F. A. Bragg, engineer, and two
4iremen. after load of green wood at
Whitesboro, on the Northern Coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
MAJOR TRUMAN TO EUROPE
Accompanied by His Wife-Hfs
Purposes.

New YORK, May Among the old
Californian passengers by the Aurania
for Europe to-day are Major Ben c.
Truman and wife. The Major goes over
TO London to represent the Southern
Pacific Companies and exhibit and be
present at the coming Exposition. He
will endeavor to enlighten all Europe as
to the advantages of the Pacific Coast
for the production of wheat. wine and
fruit, and to boom, as he knows how,
the Coast generally.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
The Sphere WhfrIers .

INDIANAPoLIs, June 4.-Indianapolis
4, Pittsburg 5.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Boston 3
Philadelphia |.
WASHINGTON, June 4. 4.-Washingtor
4, New York |.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Cincinnati 5
Athletic 2.
BALTIMORE, June Baltimore TO-
Louisville I.
DETROIT, June 4.-Chicago ,, De-
troit |.
New YORK, June 4.-Metropolitans
0, st. Louis l.
New YORK, June 4.-Brooklyns IL,
Cleveland s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
OUR NAyYIN THE ORIENT.
Noted Ogficers Going TO stations
or New Buty.

OF NGw
SAN FRANcIsco, June 4.-0n the
steamer Gaelic, which sailed to-day for
the Orient, there went large number
as passengers, among whom were Capt.
Thos. O. Selfridge. of the United States
navy; Capt. w. L. Fitzhugh, and passed
assistant engineer Henry Herwig.
as captain. Capt. Selfridge was recent
ly suspended by Admiral Chandler of
the Asiatic squadron, and was ordered
to report to the headquarters at Wash.
ington. The suspension is due to the
unfortunate killing of some Japanese
during practice firing from thawarship
Omaha, then under command OF this
captain. He went to Washington, and
is now returning to his station. Capt.
Fitzhugh, who goes with him, has been
detailed for duty as president OF court
of inquiry which has beea ordered by
Secretary Whitney, at the request of
Capt. Selfridge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Too BoId-And Arrested

Ell PAso, Tex, June Kit johnson,
who was murdered by the City Mar
shal, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and
one of his deputies, nine months ago,
and for whose apprehension reward Of
one Thousand dollars was offered, was
arrested here yesterday while walking
on the street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Bids for dian Supplies.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Bids for fur.
nishing bacon, coffee, sugar, salt, beans.
and other groceries, also agricultural
implements, tin, glass, wire and mis-
cellaneous lot of hardware for the In
dian agencies on the Pacific Coast will
be reopened on Wednesday July ID at
San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
Scheming and Ceunter.Sc hem :
ing Among Nations.

BERLIN, June 4.-The divisions in the
French Chamber have shown that the
Right intends to give a solid vote for the
Moderates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Defeatof the Thistle.

LONDON, June 4.-The Thistle had
her topmast carried away in the Thames
Yacht Club race to-day and was beaten
by the Genesta and Irex. The course
was from More to Dover. The Genesta
was first across the finishing line, Irex
second and Thistle third, half mile
behind.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
ass,yumenttn Chemistry.

BALTIMORE, june 4 4,-Stewart Syming.
ton and Thomas A. Symington, propri-
etors Of the Patapsco Chemical Works,
made ON assignment to-day under his
bond of Trustee in the sum Of four hur-
dred thousand dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
summary of Fire Deaths.

PARIS, June 4.-The final estimate Of
the victims at the burning of the Opera
Comique, places the number at l30, in
cluding the remains of forty persons
found in the ruins. Some were 80 bedly
burned as to unrecognizable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
TURN vEREIN CELEBRATION
sam Diego welcomes Los Angeles
with Open Arns.

SAN DIEGO, June 4--The Turn
Bezirk train that was derailed at Ray.
mond arrived here at 9:l5 P. NJ, and was
met at the depot by the San Diego
Turner's, with music and fireworks
thence escorted to Turner Hall, where
an address of welcome was made
by George Forster, President of the
San Diego Turner'S, and responded to by
Jack Kuhrts, President of the Southern
California Turn-Bezirk. and Hans Fors.
ter, President of the Los Angeles Turn
'Verein Germana.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Rain at shasta.

SHASTA, CAL, June 4.-Rain COM
menced falling here at noon to-day, and
it still continues raining heavily this
evening. The weather, which has been
extremely hot the past week, is now
exceedingly cold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
Earthquake at Ell Paso.

Ell PAso, Texas, June 1.-Two slight
shocks of earthquake were felt here at
abour o'clock this afternoon, but they
were SO slight and of sucn short duration
that only a few people experienced the
sensation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
alone against measure equally affecting
German and Austrian subjects.

Among the German notables who have
! been victimized by the Alien Act are
Prince Won Hohenlohe and Prince Won
Radziwiil. Prince Won Hohenlohe holds
an extensive property in Galici, while
Prince Won Padziwill owns about half of
the whole circle of Mirsk.
Sir William White, the British
Minister to Turkey, who has
estates in Poland and post of
Austrian, German and French aristo-
cratic families who ore land owners in
Poland, will take private. yet concerted
action to influence the Gar in case of
failure of the powers to take action
against the Ukase,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-05
THEY GIVE CHEERS.

Three cheers were given TO the Los
Angeles Turner's. The Board of Trustees
and officers of San Diego, who were
present, gave magnificent banner to
the Turner'S of San Diego, made by the
ladies'. The gift was acknowledged in
an eloquent speech by George Forster.
A song of welcome was admirably
sung by the Singing section of the San
Diego Turner'S. A banquet was given
to the visiting Turner'S and invited
guests, ladies' and gentlemen. 1t was a
glorious welcome, and spontaneously
given to all the visitors,